A novelist. this is just a bridge to the next mountain, i hope for her. i think that as well put. is that yes? i m certainly not dame of public life, although i think it s important to use all the tools in your tool box and explore questions and conversations that we do not normally get to have. part of what i love doing with the novels i write with children s books, with a nonfiction, is to explore themes and conversations that we often don t think that we have time for. but if you get a w sitting on the beach and you happen to learn about cyber theory, then you feel better about it. i think we should do a better job lifting up the arts, especially when the deal of the themes that we care about. and you probably read people that would never turn on the news because it s too much. there are legitimate concerns about getting upset watching the news, about a read this book and it is smart and important. i have to ask about the supreme court though. how much of what this crisis, a
You know, think about your student who is desperate. really waiting for that latest book in a series to come out, it would really slow down the process almost to a halt of being able to get books into the hands of students in libraries as well as create incredibly burdensome processes for groups of volunteers in school board members. we don t have the training the professional librarians due to review every single title and a list of hundreds of books that are ordered every single school year . yeah i m sure the resources would be a huge issue. look i want to show the list of those 17 books that the lotto county commissioners wanted to ban if you look closely, several of those books include a series. this is what stuck out to me a children s children s books about flatulence, right? can i say farting on the air? how were these books? how are these books even chosen. i mean, these were children s books, humorous books . tell me about this quote, unquote weeding process that was referred
That everyone should be given. pick any of shakespeare s plays or sonnets, reading that will inspire new ideas, critical thinking, creativity, and inward reflection. you will see shakespeare in your most hated game phones characters. the plot of your favorite 90s movie s, then things i had about you. and even in your most used curse words. and you might not even like it. the language is frustrating, the plots are complex, but you should be able to make that decision for yourself. not an angry school board member or an overreaching law. right after the break, the prolific author margaret atwood s gonna discuss this with me. she is best known for her modern classic, the handmaid s tale. what has published some 18 novels, 11 works of nonfiction, eight children s books, and more. including, the new york times bestseller, hank seed which is a modern retelling of the tempest. heck seed follows the theater director felix who was exiled from society and living in the woods after an act of trea
The virus that causes shingles is likely already inside of you. 50 years or older? ask your doctor about shingles. you know jimmy fallon from the tonight show. his six year stint on saturday night live, his movies, but you may not know that he is turning into a prolific author of children s books. fallon s books are funny, clever, and cute. his latest, con pollo is also
Our way of showing our appreciation. with rewards of all shapes and sizes. [ cheers ] are we actually going? yes!! and once in a lifetime moments. two tickets to nascar! yes! find rewards like these and so many more in the xfinity app. welcome to the velshi banned book club joining now is margaret atwood. along with the handmaids tail she has published 18 novels, eight children s books, and more. she veritas go to the henry s tale called the testaments. she s also won numerous awards. margaret, thank you for joining, us it is a pleasure to have you here. a pleasure to be, here wherever you are. let s talk about your book,